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Newspaper

Greencastle Star

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1879

Page

3

Town Column Reports Odd Tales and Lectures

The Star and Wabash Courier note a rumor of prejudice against hickory nuts affecting public health. Dr Tingley spoke on The Twentieth Century at the Opera House with a phonograph exhibit praised by attendees. A Bainbridge subscriber asks about courting patterns. A Chicago fortune-teller, alias Happy Duke the Rattler, calls himself educated and predicts deaths from a meteor shower, traveling from Terre Haute.

Wabash Courier Tingley Bainbridge Journal Chicago Burton Grant Duke Terre Haute

Local notices and personal items from Greencastle week

Almanacs for 1880 and local trades are noted. Dr Joyce speaks at the Clay County Sunday School Convention. Mr. Jerome Allen returns from New York. Mr B F Barwick travels east to buy goods. Henry Meltzer never dined on quails. William Hammond, son of Nat Hammond, is seriously ill. G W Joseph of Indianapolis pursues Industrial Life Association. The city meat market changes hands to Will T Craig.

B. F. Barwick Henry Meltzer William Nat. Hammond Joyce Clay County

Local notices and business briefs drift through Green Castle

A collage of small-town items includes print shop rates undercutting rivals, Henry Farrow claiming two top Putnam County steers, Miss Woolford resuming charge at the first ward, illness of Miss E M Jones, Dr Smythe petition for more lectures, a man losing an overcoat while drinking, Frank Tucker's marriage to Lizzie White, a Cloverdale drugstore burglary, Abrams & Wysong partnership dissolved, McCay family sickness from wall-papered beefsteak, quail season slow, first I U and R R passenger train to Russellville, Mr Thomas Abrams leaving groceries for George Wysong, multiple marriage licenses, and the sale of Danville Union interest to Prof O H Smith.

Henry Farrow Putnam County Lycurgus Stoner Lizzie White Williams Lena M. C. Bridges Cloverdale

Obituaries Notice From Greencastle Area

Died in Greencastle on November 9 an infant child of Thomas Murphy aged six months. Near Greencastle on November 10 a child Daniel Shilling's son died aged thirteen of diphtheria. On November 6 Henry Dodd aged nine died of brain fever.

Greencastle Thomas Murphy Greancastle Daniel Shilling Henry Dodd

November Term Docket Opens With Broad State and Civil Causes

The term begins next Monday the 17th with a fifty five State cases and twenty seven probate land sales and civil matters. It lists murder rape larceny assault arson burglary intoxication obtaining goods by false pretenses disturbing meetings defalcation etc plus two divorce and three bastardy cases. Twenty appeals from assessment for street improvement on East Washington Street involve Patrick Ask as plaintiff. First two weeks cover State trials and issues. probate and civil trials start in the third week.

East Washington Street Patrick Ask

Fire Devastates Carpentersville Mill and Stores

Eyewitnesses report a Saturday night blaze at Pickel's mill in Carpentersville spreading to lumber piles and George Corwin's store. Parker, the mill watchman, fell while fighting the fire. losses hit uninsured A H Pickel around 4000 and Corwin between 7000 and 9000 with 5000 insured, plus Chicago trader L Miller losing about 4000.

Carpentersville Pickel’s Mill Parker George Corwin L. Miller Chicago

Fire damages in Greencastle prompt aid request

A fire damaged property including Worth of lumber and Dr Moody's loss on the Corwin building totaling 1400 with 800 insured. Heavy rain Saturday night limited spread and saved remaining structures. Greencastle authorities were telegraphed for aid but could not spare the steamer, leaving the city exposed during a gale.

Royal Agricultural Commissioners visit to the city

County Auditor Edwards learned that The Royal Agricultural Commissioners of England would visit Thursday. A citizens meeting appointed a committee to arrange reception and entertainment. The visitors toured Asbury University, local farms, and dined at Grand Central Hotel before continuing to Indianapolis and Kentucky. The mission is to study farming, cattle, and costs amid England's agricultural slump.

Edwards Royal Agricultal Commissioners of England Lockridge L.P. Chapin J. F. Darnall Asbury University Martin Pell Stevenson Robert Lockridge Grand Central Hotel Dr. Stevenson Thos. C. Hammond, Esq John R. Mahan Indianapolis Kentucky

Local Notes on Shots, Dogs, and Daily Life in North End

Chills trouble Ed Stone while Tom Murphy mourns an infant loss to diphtheria. Local warnings warn Jack Arkins about railroad ties near the depot. Tales of dog thieves, hunting, and a North End poet appear alongside town doings. A car of tobacco burned briefly, and a new barn rises as exodusters stir the south wind.

Stone Tom Murphy Jack Arkins Merrill Hollingsworth North End Tommy Sage Buffalo Bill James Atkins Indianapolis Grant Patrick Ash Michael Sullivan Fern Station Thomas Walker Tom Dan Kelley Henry Elsberry Parke County Frank Snyder Pat Long Jack Murphy Murphy Jesse Richardson Blue Ribbon Hall

Brattin Jeweler Prepares Elegant Western Indiana Stock

Greencastle jeweler Brattin plans a banner holiday selection with diamonds, cameos, pearls, rubies, opals, silverware, and eyewear. The shop offers bespoke jewelry, including pieces not in stock, and guarantees quality with Brattin branding. Howe and Vermilion promote affordable clothing bargains.

Brattin Greencastle Indiana Toe Stag Howe & Vermilion’s South Greencastle

Massive Dry Goods And Carpet Sale In Greencastle 1879

In Greencastle on November 14 1879 C W Tal Burt announces a clearance of his Dry Goods Carpets Notions and related stock to finish by January first due to landlord notice. Prices reduced ten to twenty percent versus old prices and buyers are urged to inspect stalls with other vendors also advertising goods including Hats Glassware Gloves and Cardigan Jackets from multiple local firms.

Greencastle, Inc C. W. Talburt

Burton's Restaurant Serves Best Cigars Oysters in East Side Square

Burton's Restaurant at East Side Square promotes the best cigar and tobacco brands for all tastes and offers the finest oysters, available in bulk or by the can, inviting patrons to sample.

Burton’s East Side Square G. C A. J. Burton Burton's Fast Side Square Bucklen Arnica Allens Drug Store East Side

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Side Public Square J. D. Stevenson Tatm Booss Stationery, c Jeneler LOCAL Circuit Court Dr. Joyce Lafayette Jerome Allen New York James V. Durham Gap George Bicknell Mollie geo-County Conrad Cook John Allen R. L. Ireland D. M. Spurgin E. J. Parker Gor W. W. Dunnington Chambers Charleston, Ill State Board of Health K. T Knight Kercheval B. I. Barwick’s Mar Andy Jackson Marion Township First Ward T. Yount Si Yount Josie Sheridan Watseka Ills E. Shipley Mesars, Elliott & Triplett Will T. Craig Christie's Boot and Shoe Store Washington Street North Side Pa Messrs Sara McCay Gep Russellville Thos. Abrams George R. Wysong Abrams Virgil M. Nall Lou Glenn Alfred Haynes Elia G. Graham Atlas O. Philips Anna E. Shepherd Michael T. Flannery M. Rosa Foster Daniel F. Shaw Frances A. Utterback James H. Black Mary Miller John McMahon Ellen Atkins Reo John R. Rankin Hathaway & Rankin Danville Union O. H. Smith Smith Hare Jackson Sean Mene Franklin Ve Saeaee Russell Seater Marion Saber Greencastle City Madison Washington Warren Se Jefferson Mill Creek Putnam Circuit Court BIG Blazes the Royal Commissioners Iron and Nail JW Berrington W.C. Davis & Co J. W. Buffington Whitesewing Machine CO Cleveland Ohio Border Life In Texas Paris Wm. Pitts Mwan Pitts Louisville Courier-Journal Howe & Vermilion B. F. Hays & Cos Queensware Wysong's Pub. Square B. PF. Hays & Co’s B. F. Hays Co's Janes Dagcy St National Bank Building Pai Allen’s Drug Store Tomah Wis W. W. Jones East Side Public Square Abe Abrams Wysong's Grocery and Provision Burton’s Restaurant Putnamville W. A. Shopravan Burnet's Putnam Ernert Tatman Hartford Burnett's Reynolds Fine Shoes W.W. Jones Snyder's Charley Burnett James Taylor West Side Square Efonest Trade Philander Wiley Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Office Marion Monroe Clinton and Madinon Ginare Plainfield Phoenix Copartnership N Rice Woureon Tomas P. Abrams George R. Wyeongs Thomas Abrams Dtneke George George R. Hair Kangas Iowa Eith Lewis H.C. Lewis Greencastl Acard
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